Anyone drink matcha tea?
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Comments (1)Flavia coffee machines have recently been set up throughout our office building. I like the regular dark roast coffees, as they are stronger than the choices available from the 2 coffee systems that it replaced, and several dark roasts are available. The real teas are okay, if slightly tannic to my taste. The herbal teas are fine. The fake cappuccino-type concoctions are utterly vile - for these, two packets are used; one for the beverage, and one for the "foamy topping". The "system" creates huge amounts of waste, as each beverage is contained in its own very complicated little plastic pouch. (The teas appear to be freeze-dried - as no steeping is required. I've been meaning to check if the coffee consists of actual grounds, or if it, too, is freeze-dried.) The machines themselves are rather poorly designed - any very slightly-larger-than-usual coffee cup or one with a large handle will not fit under the dispenser unless the bottom support is taken out (and then cups still sit crookedly, due to the design of the dispenser area); only paper cups of a precise size work properly. An incorrect cup size causes the little door into which the beverage packet is placed to jam, causing a computer errror message to come up, which apparently has to be cleared by unplugging the machine. The bottom of the dispenser area is always full of coffee - not sure why (spilled from cups that sit crookedly?) but it suggests another aspect of poor design. Personally, if better quality coffee had been provided in the previous coffee makers, I would have been totally happy with them (as would be registered by my bringing in less coffee from the few good local coffee shops!) Anyway, it's all just personal opinion, but I hope it helps....See Moreanyone have the receipe for Logans roadhouse Long Island iced tea
Comments (5)I just left logans myself and was searching the recipe. I think you are talking about the Grateful Dead drink. The waiter told me this much: Pineapple juice base, colored purplish with blue cointreau (i know I misspelled this) and red grenadine. There are 3 liquors, gin, rum and everclear. Also a little sweet and sour mix. He said there are several secret ingredients, but i don't know what they could be. I'm going to try to figure it out for New Years though! :)...See MoreAnyone drink gymnema tea?
Comments (1)I have never purchased or used it, but I do know that websites caution against using it without doctor's advice (as with many herbal supplements that may or may not have verified potency/strength/dosing information and which may interact with other herbs and medications). All of our docs do ask about all herbal and over-the-counter supplements at every visit. If you are on meds, perhaps you want to ask your doctor about this. Also, some sites say that whole leaf form is the most useful....See MoreTea anyone?.......
Comments (48)I started drinking tea in my baby bottle. Tea was the beverage of choice in my household growing up and even now. Growing up a pot was always on the boil with hot water ready for the next pot of tea, Red Rose Orange Pekoe then, now I drink unsweetened Red Rose Canadian Breakfast Black Tea with a drop or two of milk just to colour it or I drink it black. Not really a fan of herbal or flavoured teas but lately I have been drinking a mug of Twinnings Lemon Ginger Tea at night before bed, reminds me of a hot Canada Dry Gingerale with lemon. Don't drink any of the powdered iced tea mixes that come in a jar or tin, that tea makes me antsy and bothers my stomach. The only tea I will drink at a restaurant is Tim Horton's Steeped Tea, their coffee is horrible but their steeped tea is good but still don't like drinking tea out of a cardboard container. For me tea tastes best served in a bone china mug or tea cup....See More- 6 years ago
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